Server response time
Time to first byte — the part of speed the host controls. Most slow sites are slow here first.
Slow website? Ohio speed rescue.
Fast sites get the call. Slow sites get skipped.
If the page takes more than 3 seconds to load on a phone, half the visitors leave before they read the headline. We find out what is slowing your site, fix the parts that matter, and tell you what to skip.
- ✓ Real measurement, not vibes
- ✓ 12 checks across speed, mobile, and trust
- ✓ Ordered by impact, not by alphabet
- ✓ Fixes done for you, or handed back with instructions
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Get a speed audit
Send the URL. We will measure the live page and send the findings, ordered by impact.
Free assessment
Send a URL, get a written report.
Real numbers
Core Web Vitals, TTFB, page weight, all measured.
Ordered by impact
The top three fixes move the needle.
Owner-run
The person reading your site is the person fixing it.
Why it works
Measure first. Fix second. Order by impact.
Measurement, not vibes
We start with the actual numbers — Core Web Vitals, time-to-first-byte, page weight, server response. No guessing, no generic tips.
Order by impact, not by alphabet
The audit lists the findings in the order that fixes them. The top three changes usually move the needle; we tell you which ones.
Hand it back or hand it off
If you want to make the changes yourself, you get the report with screenshots and the exact steps. If you want it done, we quote the work before the fix starts.
The 12 checks
What the audit measures.
Page weight
How much data the page asks a phone to download. Anything over 2 MB on 4G is asking for trouble.
Image optimization
Format, dimensions, lazy loading. Uncompressed images are the single biggest speed win for most sites.
Caching headers
Whether the page lets the browser cache it. Misconfigured cache is free speed sitting on the table.
CSS and JS bundling
Render-blocking scripts, unused CSS, plugins that ship their own framework. Each one costs a tenth of a second.
Mobile tap targets
44×44 px is the floor. Tiny buttons and links are the parts visitors actually struggle with on a phone.
Font loading
How many webfonts, what weight, how they load. A site with four fonts and FOIT is slower than it has to be.
Third-party scripts
Chat widgets, analytics, ads. Each one is a server your page has to wait for. We count them and trim what is not earning its keep.
Compression (gzip / brotli)
Whether the server compresses what it sends. A 200 KB page is a 40 KB page on the wire with brotli on.
CDN and TLS
Whether the site uses a CDN and modern TLS. Without these, distance and handshake cost real time.
Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA)
Contrast, labels, focus order. Half of these checks also affect the speed, mobile, and trust scores.
Trust signals
Phone number visible, working form, working SSL. The parts that turn a page load into a call.
Questions we hear most
Frequently asked.
How fast is fast enough?
Under 2 seconds on a mid-range phone on a regular 4G connection is the practical target. We aim for Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5s and Time to Interactive under 3s.
What does it cost?
The audit is free. If you want us to make the fixes, we quote the work after the audit lands — usually a small, fixed-price engagement.
Will I have to rebuild the site?
Usually no. Most speed wins are configuration, image work, and a small number of plugin changes. We will tell you when the right answer is a rebuild.
Do you audit sites you did not build?
Yes. Most of our audits are on WordPress sites we did not build. We will tell you what is working, what is not, and what the realistic fix list looks like.
How long does the audit take?
The free assessment goes out within one business day. We send a written report you can act on, not a vague grade.
Ready to stop losing visitors to a slow page?
Send the URL. Get a written audit, ordered by impact.